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While there are several ways to inject color when crocheting, one of the easiest ways is to work with multiple colors at once. In Tunisian crochet (and the same technique can be applied when crocheting with a traditional short hook), the principle behind using three different yarns at once is quite simple:
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By now you may have heard of the sc2tog and dc2tog crochet decrease, both of which are often found in any patterns that require decreasing. However, if you're working a pattern that features stitches of different heights, you'll want to use one of the crochet decreases mentioned below.
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I am the anti-sewist when it comes to crochet projects, yet I appreciate the structural and aesthetic value of a well-made and well-placed seam. Additionally, I love to design, mak and use bags, many of which benefit from a fabric lining.
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